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Gott und himmel! Und blue vizors nein nein nein, ist und vheels zar vong!!!!! Mummy!!!!!!!!!! Hey John thanks for posting, its not too bad afterall for 8 quid and a mag. Place in ground, keep at arms length, light the blue touch paper and stand back!
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It's no Dragon Armor Elefant but we all knew that, It looks Okay to me. Is the mag any different inside being the start of the panzer series? Thanks for posting these pictures for us.
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PurpleStump wrote:Is the mag any different inside being the start of the panzer series? No mate it's still toilet paper
If it move's its a target, if it stays still its a well disciplined target.
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Hi Centurion, Quote:Nice looking model but, no doubt someone will pick the bones out of it. OK, I'll volunteer. Its been improved though. Quote:No mate it's still toilet paper Theyre not that bad? - and they are improving... Wonder what it says about the 'bullwheels' though... Quick lowdown: I like the paint on the towropes in the pic - are they gunmetal? They could be black and it being the photos though... - but still better than chrome? The paintjob to me looks much better. The wheels look slightly different, but is it just me or can I still see bare plastic shining through?... (an undercoat in body colour would be nice) The detail on the reverse of the tracks is supeib - equalling Dragon? OK though, other problems are still there, some that I wouldnt expect to have been sorted: The aerial is unpainted, the spare tracklinks are the wrong way round, the glacis applique is all wrong - thats pretty much it! Overall though, I think its better than was. I think this will come through in the next delivery for me, we'll see then. Anyway, this is the worst (or one of) in the PzC, and its still acceptable, I spose... Hi Cov, Quote:Und blue vizors nein nein nein, NEIIIN!!! It had silver ones before! Are Deag doing this just to taunt me? Quote:ist und vheels zar vong!!!!! Actually, theyve been improved - they dont overlap anymore.
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Centurion wrote:Nice looking model but, no doubt someone will pick the bones out of it. some say he uses a toilet brush to comb his hair, others say he's keeps giant spider crabs as pets and his favourite pastime is counting lumps on their legs! All we know him as S................r Place in ground, keep at arms length, light the blue touch paper and stand back!
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John - you beat me to it. I was going to post pictures this morning.
Matt - the magazine is all about Panzers. It does not follow the same sections as previous ones. I am assuming it is the mag from this model in the Panzer collection with a CTC cover on it. Nice to see that it is on the same size and type of base as the CTC - at least if this continues the whole collection will look the same. I am in agreement with Cov1 - I dont think much of the blue visors but the rest of it is OK for the cost
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tankbuster wrote:John - you beat me to it. I was going to post pictures this morning. Sorry mate, i got a little excited when i seen it and had to post it up
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Centurion wrote:tankbuster wrote:John - you beat me to it. I was going to post pictures this morning. Sorry mate, i got a little excited when i seen it and had to post it up John, you might want to post pics of Wednesdays issue as well - I am off on my jollys tomorrow so will not be getting it for a week or so. Mark
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tankbuster wrote:Centurion wrote:tankbuster wrote:John - you beat me to it. I was going to post pictures this morning. Sorry mate, i got a little excited when i seen it and had to post it up John, you might want to post pics of Wednesdays issue as well - I am off on my jollys tomorrow so will not be getting it for a week or so. Mark Will do Mark, enjoy your Hols matey.
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Hope you have a good hol Mark.
Received both 41 and 42 this morning, very nice pieces indeed I'm very happy about these.
Now number 43 Flakvierling Sd.kfz. 7/1 looks neat.
Happy days!
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My postie delivered my copies at 5.30 am today (Cheer's Colin  ) and I'm happy with both of them...
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Both arrived at the weekend, Leapard all good, Elefant suffering from the normal stretched tracks and wonky wheels.(Easy enough to fix). Overall happy with both.
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